What is another word for truth tables?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈuːθ tˈe͡ɪbə͡lz] (IPA) 
Truth tables are a staple tool in the study of logic and mathematical reasoning. They provide a systematic way of documenting all possible combinations of inputs and outputs for a given logic function or expression. While "truth tables" is the most common term used to describe these tables, there are several other synonyms used interchangeably. For example, some may refer to them as logic tables, Boolean tables, or simply as tables of values. Additionally, in computer science, truth tables are often used in conjunction with Boolean algebra and digital circuits, so they may also be referred to as circuit truth tables or digital logic tables. Regardless of the terminology used, the purpose and function of these tables remain the same; to help us better understand and analyze logic expressions.
